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'asignature apendiente'

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when someone says you are his 'asignatura pendiente' - what does this mean?

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updated Feb 8, 2010
edited by 00494d19
posted by Adele2206

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"matter pending" relating to a subject I suppose, still not resolved.

I think this said it quite well.

asignatura pendiente, a woman or man you could not get and still want towink

updated Feb 8, 2010
posted by 00494d19
Thank you. ; ) - Adele2206, Feb 8, 2010
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It means "failed subject" in education or "matter pending" relating to a subject I suppose, still not resolved.

updated Feb 8, 2010
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
Thanks. I understand the literal meaning, but I think it has a different meaning within the spanish culture? Any clues? - Adele2206, Feb 8, 2010
If you want something more than a fairly literal, you need to provide some context. - samdie, Feb 8, 2010
Without additional context, Eddy's answer is quite reasonable. - samdie, Feb 8, 2010
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Hi Adele

Try our translation function - it may help.

updated Feb 8, 2010
posted by ian-hill
Thank you. I understand the literal meaning of the words but I think it has another meaning within the spanish culture? - Adele2206, Feb 8, 2010